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A cold snap will hit continental Europe and East Asia next week, posing an early-winter stress test for gas and power markets already strained by high prices and LNG supply competition. From the weekend, large swathes of continental Europe are forecast 2–3°C below seasonal averages, while parts of Japan and South Korea could run about 5°C below normal. The concurrent, short-lived outbreaks are expected to briefly lift heating demand and test electricity systems and LNG flows, potentially triggering price volatility. Forecasters say El Nifio should bias the northern hemisphere toward a warmer winter overall, but short cold spells can still move markets. Atmospheric G2 meteorologist Andrew Pedrini warned markets' main concern entering winter is "multiple high-demand regions cooling simultaneously."

EU securities regulator says market infrastructure remains resilient and is monitoring leveraged funds and margin calls.